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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1907
Page
3
A medical student recalls photographing a girl on a northern railway and naming one portrait Beauty and the Beast. After becoming obsessed with the girl, he joins friends for a mountain trip, treats a neighbor’s illness, and returns home to reveal the images, sparking family laughter and lingering consequence.
Sherif A C Gumbert, once a Chicago pitcher, tested his self hanging device on Dowling Green, a condemned murderer. The deputy’s misstep released the cable causing Green to drop through the gallows floor to instant death, avoiding single blame for the hanging.
The article features William A Radford as a leading authority and offers plans for a five room cottage 24 by 48 feet with a lawn garden and water tank. It includes guidance on constructing a leak free tank and efficient heating, plus house layout and finishing touches.
The oldest American school, founded in 1638 by William Gibbins in Hartford, was funded by the town and tuition. It received bequests in 1659 1664 1665 and 1680, remained town run until 1847, then merged with Hartford High School's classical department.
The duke of Wellington governs a broad array of foreign recognitions totaling fifteen. A third of these decorations come from his ancestor the famed duke, awarded by foreign governments. He holds titles as a prince in the Netherlands a duke in Spain a count and a marquis and a duke in Portugal.
A partial line praises someone named Yegre for avoiding a misstep multiple times, suggesting a reflective moment of self congratulations tied to a streak of nonoccurrence. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks concrete details.
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